Opinion / Columnist
Crucial information for Zimbabweans in South Africa
16 Aug 2014 at 15:51hrs | Views
We want people to be independent and to be able to get their applications through within the given 3 months period from the 1st of October to the 31st of December 2014. One way of doing so will be to continuously provide the RELEVANT information. As soon as the process starts, we will provide the STEP-BY-STEP information so that those with limited computer/internet skills can also try to apply on their own. However, we are aware and we are getting ready to assist those who will need our assistance throughout South Africa. This we will do as a service for the people because as an organisation, we also believe that people will join us and become members once they have seen that we mean good and we are prepared to use our own resources to serve them, which is what we have been doing. We continue to encourage people to join and become full members because we are not only about permits but about migrant workers' rights promotion and protection.
PLEASE CHECK WITH THIS VFS GLOBAL SITE AS WE MOVE TOWARDS OCTOBER 1. We believe their Call Centre number will also be able to answer questions as we move towards that date as the Home Affairs might be still briefing them for now.
The site that you will use to apply on line from the 1st of October to the 31st of December 2014 and also get the Administration fee that will be charged to process your application: http://www.vfsglobal.com/dha/southafrica/
Helpline: +27124253000 Emails:info.dhasa@vfshelpline.com and feedback.dhasa@vfshelpline.com
Please note that at the moment there is this information on the site but this will change: Renewal of DZP(Special Dispensation for Zimbabweans Project) for Zimbabwe nationals are handled directly by the Department of Home Affairs.
IF A NEW SITE IS OPENED TO DEAL WITH THE NEW ZSP PERMITS, WE WILL SHARE THAT INFORMATION.
FOR PASSPORTS INQUIRIES: Zimbabwean Consulate
Zimbabwean Consulate General in Johannesburg, South Africa
13A Boeing Road West,Bedfordview. P. O. Box 61736, Marshaltown, 2107
Johannesburg,South Africa. Tel: 0116151117 Telefax: 0116151016, Email: admin@zimbabweconsulate.co.za, Website: www.zimbabweconsulate.co.za.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS WEBSITE WHERE MOST OF ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE GIVEN: www.dha.gov.za
Migrant Workers' Association - SA (MWA-SA) contacts: Office 301, 3rd Floor, Budget House, 130 Main Street, Cnr Kruis and Main Street, Johannesburg, (Near Carlton Centre and Gandhi Square) Tel: 0110748022, Administrator's Cell number, including whatsapp: 0788535353, Email specifically for permits issues: info.mwasa@gmail.com......Note: Mr Maplanka attended the meeting at the Consulate and knows the package of services offered there. He also attended the Stakeholders briefing by the Minister of Home Affairs. He and Dr V. Sibanda, MWA-SA Secretary General will represent us in the Stakeholders Forum set by Home Affairs.
Associate members of MWA-SA receive information from us ONLY. Full members who pay a JOINING fee of R60 and subscription of R40, a total of R100,00 are entitled to our help and shall benefit from others services as we grow including social services. To JOIN send a REQUEST for Joining Form to nyathi@mwasa.org or whatsapp to 0788535353. YOU CAN JOIN FROM ANYWHERE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
We are working on an online joining through our website that is under construction.
WE WILL KEEP THE INFORMATION COMING. Like our Facebook page for updates: Migrant Workers Association South Africa
PLEASE CHECK WITH THIS VFS GLOBAL SITE AS WE MOVE TOWARDS OCTOBER 1. We believe their Call Centre number will also be able to answer questions as we move towards that date as the Home Affairs might be still briefing them for now.
The site that you will use to apply on line from the 1st of October to the 31st of December 2014 and also get the Administration fee that will be charged to process your application: http://www.vfsglobal.com/dha/southafrica/
Helpline: +27124253000 Emails:info.dhasa@vfshelpline.com and feedback.dhasa@vfshelpline.com
Please note that at the moment there is this information on the site but this will change: Renewal of DZP(Special Dispensation for Zimbabweans Project) for Zimbabwe nationals are handled directly by the Department of Home Affairs.
FOR PASSPORTS INQUIRIES: Zimbabwean Consulate
Zimbabwean Consulate General in Johannesburg, South Africa
13A Boeing Road West,Bedfordview. P. O. Box 61736, Marshaltown, 2107
Johannesburg,South Africa. Tel: 0116151117 Telefax: 0116151016, Email: admin@zimbabweconsulate.co.za, Website: www.zimbabweconsulate.co.za.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS WEBSITE WHERE MOST OF ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE GIVEN: www.dha.gov.za
Migrant Workers' Association - SA (MWA-SA) contacts: Office 301, 3rd Floor, Budget House, 130 Main Street, Cnr Kruis and Main Street, Johannesburg, (Near Carlton Centre and Gandhi Square) Tel: 0110748022, Administrator's Cell number, including whatsapp: 0788535353, Email specifically for permits issues: info.mwasa@gmail.com......Note: Mr Maplanka attended the meeting at the Consulate and knows the package of services offered there. He also attended the Stakeholders briefing by the Minister of Home Affairs. He and Dr V. Sibanda, MWA-SA Secretary General will represent us in the Stakeholders Forum set by Home Affairs.
Associate members of MWA-SA receive information from us ONLY. Full members who pay a JOINING fee of R60 and subscription of R40, a total of R100,00 are entitled to our help and shall benefit from others services as we grow including social services. To JOIN send a REQUEST for Joining Form to nyathi@mwasa.org or whatsapp to 0788535353. YOU CAN JOIN FROM ANYWHERE IN SOUTH AFRICA.
We are working on an online joining through our website that is under construction.
WE WILL KEEP THE INFORMATION COMING. Like our Facebook page for updates: Migrant Workers Association South Africa
Source - Butholezwe Nyathi
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